Streets and Roads

The book is in good condition with a sturdy hardcover. There is noticeable wear at the spine and corners, typical of a book of this age, but the binding remains intact. There is no dust jacket, and the cover features charming illustrations of children, adding to its vintage appeal.

"Streets and Roads" by William S. Gray and May Hill Arbuthnot is a part of the Basic Readers series, published by Scott, Foresman and Company in 1946. This edition, known as the 1946-47 Edition, is a component of the Curriculum Foundation Program, designed to support educational development in children. The book is published in four major cities: Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, and New York, indicating its widespread use and significance in educational settings. Gray and Arbuthnot are renowned for their contributions to educational literature, making this book a valuable piece for collectors and educators alike. The book features a series of stories aimed at enhancing reading skills in young learners, making it a crucial tool in mid-20th century education. The absence of a dust jacket and the well-preserved condition of the hardcover make this a durable copy for both collectors and those interested in historical educational materials.